It’s approaching the end of the school year around the world, and at RMT that usually means a lot of new ratings. Since last month we’ve received a lot of feedback that you miss the ability to leave a general comment. Sometimes it’s because it’s a subject like art or Read more
Just as a diversion, here’s a video from the front row of the Nitro rollercoaster at Six Flags in Jackson, NJ. What’s cool about it (apart from the speed and turns) is how long it is. Lots of coasters are a long wait for a super-short ride. This one delivers.
Background In the prior version of the site the ratings weren’t very informative, so users derived the bulk of their information entertainment from generalized comments. There are four kinds of comments:1. Complimentary2. Derogatory3. Vile4. Informative Care to guess which one most people leave? It may surprise you, but it’s #1. Read more
Some people find their greatest success outside the classroom. But don’t conflate classroom performance with learning. The people shown here never stopped learning, and they all worked hard. A lot of people will say, “follow your passion.” Some of us believe that is bad advice. Your humble editor may be Read more
It’s always interesting to learn how other countries do things. When he was in high school your humble editor spent some time in the USSR during the days of Glasnost and Perestroika, and if there is one thing that is true all over the world, it is that kids are Read more
Want to learn more about the education system in the United Kingdom? Here is a great overview of the entire system from age 5 through post graduate degrees.
From the Dude. Be Nice. Project
I know what you’re thinking. “Who is Charlie Munger?” Charlie is the Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. In his 90s, Charlie has survived the Great Depression, World War II, and gone on to build a fortune with his partner Warren Buffett. Charlie’s greatest insight is something most schools could do Read more
What a son with four degrees learned from his father with none.
